Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

HUM BOOK AND CD AVAILABLE


HUM from Barry Stone on Vimeo.

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16 page full color book and audio CD with 16 minutes of original music created to accompany an exhibition of photographs, drawings, and collage. THIS EDITION IS SOLD OUT.

Saturday, March 5, 2011

HUM at SOFA Gallery opens Saturday, March 5 | 7-10pm



Barry Stone’s exhibition of photographs, collages, and drawings, Hum, distorts sets of polarities: feminine and masculine, the ballad and metal music, the drawn image and the mechanical image, youth and adulthood.

A 16-page full color catalog packaged with a CD of original music written and performed by Stone to accompany the exhibition will be available.
Each CD sleeve features a unique drawing.

Listening party at 7:30pm SHARP.

More Details at SOFA GALLERY

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage.



I loved this.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Bass



Sunday, December 27, 2009

Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream


by Cory Arangel live @ Kunsthaus Graz, Austria, June 5th, 2009.


by John Denver On April 24, 1971, at a peace march in Washington DC to protest the Vietnam War.

LOST RIVER / OLD RIVER



Matthew Hovey Kemp's self produced album, No Clouds, is a lush and ambitious undertaking spanning 12 songs five houses and four states. You can here some of it here. You can purchase the hansomely packaged CD directly from him by dropping him an email at bookofarrows@gmail.com.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Music and Art: Janet Cardiff


The Forty Part Motet, MoMA, NY

I saw this installation at PS1. At PS1 the room was lined with windows and it was lightly snowing outside. Ann and I walked around the space and you could hear each individual voice from each speaker as you passed which of course melded into one beautiful aural and sculptural experience. Sitting on benches at opposite ends of the gallery, we looked up and discovered we were both demurely sobbing. We then immediately burst out laughing at the absurdity and beauty of crying openly in an art exhibition.

More about the artist and piece here.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

In Mountains in Stars Song and Images

In Mountains In Stars - Hazards Of Loving Creatures from Phil Bebbington on Vimeo.

Hazards of Loving Creatures:

Hush my darling lie still and slumber
Holy Angels call your name
Heavenly blessings without number
Gently fall on my head

The air is so thin
Ground my skin to the bone
in the warbling wind, grace
Not for me, but for her

Prospect of Heaven makes death easy
Darker doubt yet lingers for the rest of us
Heavenly Blessings without number
Gently fall on my Head

The air is so thin
Ground my skin to the bone
in the warbling wind, grace
Not for me, but for her

This video was put together by the very capable and generous, Phil Bebbington.
See more of his video interpretations here. Here is his blog.